Friday saw three former leaders unite in an attempt to preserve South Africa’s democratic integrity… Julius was having none of it.

In a move never before seen in South Africa, or Africa for that matter, former presidents Kgalema Motlanthe, Thabo Mbeki and FW de Klerk along with former deputy president Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, have united to try and pull the country back from the brink.

Back in 1990 Fw de Klerk announced to parliament that he was going to decriminalise several organisations, including the ANC.

President Jacob Zuma is determined to accelerate South Africa’s descent to an economic and racial crisis, FW de Klerk, the country’s last apartheid head of state, said.

Juju’s launched a scathing attack on FW de Klerk, saying if he ever became president, he’d make his life a nightmare.

The FW de Klerk foundation has slammed EFF leader Julius Malema for his comments this week targeting white South Africans.

Many white South Africans will be forced to leave the country under the current government’s policies, former president FW de Klerk said.

So there’s this anti-racism group called the Anti Racism Action Forum(ARAF) – don’t worry, not many people have actually heard of them — who’ve decided to lay racism charges under apartheid against former president FW de Klerk.

The EFF aren’t happy about FW de Klerk writing a letter to The Times in the UK in which he called the student movement against colonialist Cecil John Rhodes “folly”.

A new documentary, realeased in New York last week, poignantly tells the story of FW de Klerk, The Other Man who brought down the apartheid regime that destroyed the lives of millions for decades

Read startling revelations about the end of apartheid, in Lord Renwick’s new book, ‘The End of Apartheid – Diary of a Revolution’ Out this week.

It’s Monday, so we thought you’d like to see Nelson Mandela make fun of FW de Klerk’s balding head and his own graying hair.

‘An Audience with Pieter-Dirk Uys’ at Soho Theatre is an evening spent with a legendary entertainer who does not disappoint in bringing a large slice of South Africa to London.

On 11 February 1990, Nelson Mandela left Victor Verster Prison in Cape Town a free man, later to become South Africa’s first democratically elected president.

When you think of Nelson Mandela, what are the moments that come to mind? Moments that make us proud to be South African? Here are ten of ours…

The Nobel Peace Prize is probably Nelson Mandela’s most notable award, but did you know that the South African struggle icon has received more than 250 awards? Here are 10 of the most prestigious.